New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
IN THE SHARP CASE.
ycvn WITH APPROACHING JURORS

CHARGED WITH APPROACHING 'oho""
IRE ACCUSED MEN GIVE BAiL-VMS h'0
COMPLETE THE JURY.
,,,.r.st in the Sharp case yesterday was transferred
syom the trial itself to the men VINO were ge.ANs
-oe.hes of the law woven around them LOT Ahcee %
80. IN Ar certain Jurors that they wouid ho'
scnuiescc in verdict against MI sharp' fion
IN time reports Of how the matter was gohs W thr
tina courtroom and excited much more ouiIo a .nd
the open proceedings. Messrs SUTTON nay ,oo.rv |
xI,d.on who had testified to the attempteo
1A",oA 80 a. ,aad and signed their deposluohs
- 60 ,ho coprt opened. little arter ~ oio'
r,,.,,,ct Attorney MARITIME handed inc oepoe"o,''
.ccompauied by an affdavit to judge paiioV
signed warrants for the arrest OF Messrs' "ooieo
warner George ~. Inch and John 'ahuci'n'' N
r.r.ons charged with embracery The warrants were
- % ns,ective Phillip Reilly. Mr.. Warner and MI
Isuch were promptly arrested in the courtroom ana
With their legal advisors escorted TO inc D'''
Attorneys Office. Mr.. Vanderbilt was arrested s'e,
The arrested men gave bail at the DistrictAl'orne9
office and we're released from CUSTODY. Inc '" We"
Axea ut 50 900 in each by Justice barrett
MI . livery stable keeper Of No. 263 East Iehth-s''
80 he'll for George W. Inch Warner presented as
bis bondsman Edward W. Townsend OF NO 10 h''.
TWENTY. second-st one OF the members oi 'no i'" "
townsend 4 Yale. by whom Warner Is enlpio'eu c
yanderbilts mother. Susan A. Huagiahu VI w.
west Forty eigh gave the necessary security ior
his appearance. =, .,,on
Tho witnesses against the three men will soon DC taken
before the Grand Jury and indictments Will propap u
found. They at present heid unuei -,
warrants issued by Justice Barrett anu us 'uo' M ~
waived examination except young Nanderph'' inc"
tes will first be told when they are called Tor ria
r,s,rct .tornev MARITIME has not by any means maze
,bc all his information the subject OF attempts 10
approach jurors In at least one other case Po9ol
summoned juror who did not get seat III 'no
hox was spoken to- and the revelations In TINS case WILL
II is said be such as to justify the DISTRICT
his suspcions that the friends OF the aeiehu"i
are active in their attempts to sound the opinions vi
prospective jurymen, If not to influence Them
Tho a,temp TO get Juror for the vacant seat IN the
urv box began soon after O'clock ana went on III 'c
usual wearisome fashion Talesmen conscious OF sons
Impressions and "opinons came 10 INC Wines
stand smiling and departed quickly and gleefuy' Iaes
,.r ,ot an well stocked with Impressions ana oh-
,ops exhibited more timidity But they usually enS-
covered that if they hadn't got these pfeu1ee against
the evidence of nformers would serve as well ana he
Wac denarted happy. 1t tedious work lot tuose
concerned in 1t and those who had TO listen 20 NJ IT,
LAWYER Peter Mitchell sat at the right mana oi ot'
char, chahnp under imputation that the Dislict
Attorneys Office had had him Swallowed py uctec
tves declared holly that he had nSt Gee scbe or
in the remotest degree with any Jury M H. nnholy
other gal plan for hwarng justice ana ma, a nI,
no ssa arne Would say nothing the matter
In the afternoon John Nanderbi accolnPaio t ~! ,r
ndge Rarrctt and Mrs Hoagland TO her bail
bond Mr. Vanderbits lawyer said that nc wanted n,
Charles W Watson, of No. Las Broadway had nnd
son business associations with Mr.. sharp but Inc rch-
tons were not a character that would cause MN any
embarrassen n IN nraent trial nevertheless he had
strong opinions that would incline MN 10 g!Ne g re
weight TO evidence side than on the other lie
was challenged William z. Durando didn't tarry min
nte in the chair 1t turned out that he was one
There was some,ttc stir whent the name Of Fernando
Ynaa called lie explained d%on 10 and SiV Wss nom
resident He got of without being sworn Villain IN
eidsednS LIS bGip Teeed rom jury duty but
liable 10 palpation VI tie heart that once , Us
jury duty the excitement of disc'S'0" III '0
Robert H. johnson, associate editor OF Inc century;
80 suhiarted 10 long examination TO ascertain MS
Illness for the jnry-box He had only casual recol,
lection" of the trials OF the Aldermen lie was "o'o"'
When did you first receive summons 10 a''eho Us
juror e.a SsSSd re- rcp Rs5SS %r' Johnson
"Was that the first ntimaton You IeeeI'ea Oh i
possiiy of your being juror r. asked MT PARSONS III
Ms o 0%H mo- said Johnson smiling the possibility
This answer seemed entirely too smart 70 for
Parsons but Judge Barrett overrned ms rto b yecaD
the defence and Mr. Johnson steppeu his state ~
fourth seat thus completing the jury bu! .s s nt
things continued only ten minutes linen 'uus'
said; .,o, ,,ooossor, 70 roention AT the present
Wudsons Judgment when mentioned to min privately,
we think il best to excuse him from furihcr d NJ
thank your Honor for releasing Tic icPN0U ~
Then the weary work of trying to get Juror began an
found in the person oil rank w. S hG 9red an
estate agent He told MI Nicol that ne hhu oIen d"
impression" about the case but ha' no JPN xd os
about H. In Mr. Parsons hands he got badly mixed as
10 Tho adherence between opinion and an impression
and at last frankly admitted that he c0uldt lei te
difference but stuck TO IL that he had only an
He was E aGTsed oT anq ,HGs Mf Parsons challenge
The defence once more the jury was complete buI
didn't STAY so a minute. The sixth Juror Mllain "a;
Garner was perempOrly challenged Tor the people anu
stenned ont and again the crank OF the ballot DoA was
turned and the examination OF talesmen resumed; me
court about to adjourn rev minutes peioi'
O'Clock when Mr. Parsons exclaimed;
understood that some action be taken on the war
Judge Barrett- you will step this way will tell 20"
NIT surprisedls 1t not part Of the proceedings
Of the trial.
Mr. PaIsnsHHaye we not right TO be heard on the
Judge Barret-They here with their counsel Linen
and Warner preferred examination ana await the
Mr. Parsons hoped that might have opportunl
LncI and Mr Warner. particularly as
Tic matter has up connection win This trls ,s
desire particularly reference 10 Mr. Idnch whom we
should much Ike 70 examine ~ ,,, ,,,,r rs,oaAv and
Judge BarrettThe defence have sun tselr fsDeuJ anu
they might attach nr iiDch for contempt OIL court
The trial will e resumed at IL O'Clock TO daJ.
The Jury now stands:
No l-wiiey J. CAnneld, pubilsl II Readss,.
70 2-Owen D. Schinmc, preserves III Wafren-s-
No 3-Aaron Davidson i0baccoaist l4j WSter-at.
No 4-E0bert H. ], hlson. editor. 35 I.ast l7ttst
No civilian Becker OOOkkeepcf, 10 beo~dHh-S~
No "a Howard Hopping importer, 455 Brogmest
No 9-FIsnk O. SwaIiwori real estate. ~ East l2lstst
No iO-TIeodoro Kaured tea "a Wht@st
No ll-Samuel Palmer grocer % howelF.
no l2-Azor :. Marvin. safes 2Gj Broadway.
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